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Special Needs Resource Directory

  • Wish-Granting Organizations

    Wish-granting organizations provide wishes to children who have a life-threatening diagnosis. Typically, the wish recipient is diagnosed on or before their 18th birthday, and wishes are not granted to children under the age of 3 unless they are not expected to reach their 3rd birthday.

    Wishes are generally divided into three main categories:

    1. Travel
    2. Adventure
    3. Meeting a famous person

    Disney trips, shopping sprees and meeting a favorite celebrity are among the most popular wishes. Each wish-granting organization should be consulted directly for eligibility criteria, application process and organization rules. The Center for Infants and Children with Special Needs at Cincinnati Children's provides information on some of these organizations.

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    Organizations

    Ohio

    • A Kid Again is an Ohio organization serving wish-eligible children and their families. Adventures' mission is to create fun-filled free opportunities for the whole family in the local Cincinnati, Dayton and Columbus areas. Adventures events help children and families experience life in a more meaningful way and create lasting memories. A child with a life-threatening illness is eligible for both a wish and Adventures programming.
    • Cincinnati Dreams Come True serves children under the age of 18 who live within a 100 mile radius of Cincinnati, or who are regular patients of Cincinnati Children's.
    • If I Only Had A...Nomination & Award Program of the Child Wellness Fair 

    Indiana

    • Indiana Children's Wish Fund grants the wishes of Indiana children between the ages of 3-18 who have been diagnosed with a life-threatening illness.

 
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